§ 153.038 BUSINESS DISTRICT (BD).

   (A)   Purpose. This zone district is designed to accommodate a wide variety of business activities in addition to mixed-use residential, office businesses and the municipal center. The BD zone will serve as the primary business core of the town and be pedestrian-oriented, resulting in the provision of adequate space for the development of attractive, centralized, people-oriented environments where retail enterprises will provide sales and services responding to the needs of the town, tourists and the surrounding agricultural community.

   (B)   Uses-by-right. Uses-by-right include the following:

      (1)   Retail and business use such as:

         (a)   Attorney-at-law/legal services;

         (b)   Antique shops

         (c)   Artist supply stores;

         (d)   Auto and truck parts store;

         (e)   Banks (drive-in facilities are allowed);

         (f)   Barber and beauty shops;

         (g)   Book and stationery stores;

         (h)   Clothing stores;

         (I)   Communication facilities up to the height limit;

         (j)   Copy centers;

         (k)   CPA/bookkeeping services;

         (l)   Craft stores;

         (m)   Department stores;

         (n)   Drug stores;

         (o)   Dry cleaning and dying establishments;

         (p)   Dry goods and variety stores;

         (q)   Electrical and household appliance stores;

         (r)   Farm equipment sales and repair shops;

         (s)   Florists;

         (t)   Furniture stores;

         (u)   Gift shops;

         (v)   Grocery stores;

         (w)   Hardware stores;

         (x)   Insurance agencies;

         (y)   Jewelry stores;

         (z)   Laundromats;

         (aa)   Libraries;

         (bb)   Medical and dental clinics;

         (cc)   Membership clubs, public or private;

         (dd)   Mortuaries and funeral homes;

         (ee)   Music, radio, television and video stores;

         (ff)   Newspaper publications;

         (gg)   Newsstands;

         (hh)   Office supply stores;

         (ii)   Offices for business, professional and governmental activities;

         (jj)   Optometrist shops;

         (kk)   Parking lots for customers and employee parking (off-premises lots);

         (ll)   Package liquor stores;

         (mm)   Paint stores;

         (nn)   Pet shops;

         (oo)   Photographic studios, equipment and supply stores;

         (pp)   Post offices;

         (qq)   Printers;

         (rr)   Public utility collection offices;

         (ss)   Radio and TV stations and other communication businesses;

         (tt)   Realty/land offices;

         (uu)   Restaurants and other eating and drinking establishments without drive-in facilities;

         (vv)   Senior centers;

         (ww)   Shoe stores;

         (xx)   Sporting goods and athletic equipment stores;

         (yy)   Theaters (indoors);

         (zz)   Toy stores;

         (aaa)   Travel agencies;

         (bbb)   Video rentals; and

         (ccc)   Other similar retail establishments not of an industrial or wholesale nature.

      (2)   Utility service facilities;

      (3)   Accessory buildings and uses; and

      (4)   Recreational vehicle storage buildings.

   (C)   Conditional uses. Conditional uses include the following:

      (1)   Auto and truck repair shops;

      (2)   Bed and breakfast homes;

      (3)   Car dealerships;

      (4)   Health club/gym;

      (5)   Restaurants with drive-in facilities;

      (6)   Utility service facilities where height limits are exceeded; and

      (7)   Cabinet, wood working or carpentry shops.

   (D)   Special review uses. Special review uses include the following:

      (1)   Builders’ supply and lumber yards;

      (2)   Used car dealers;

      (3)   Community centers;

      (4)   Convalescent homes, and other extended care facilities;

      (5)   Drive-in restaurants;

      (6)   Frozen food lockers;

      (7)   Gasoline stations;

      (8)   Government buildings, police station or fire station;

      (9)   Hospitals and nursing homes;

      (10)   Hotels and motels;

      (11)   Lounges or clubs;

      (12)   Multiple family dwellings;

      (13)   Off-street automobile parking lots;

      (14)   Public transportation terminals;

      (15)   Major facilities of a public utility, as defined in this chapter;

      (16)   Recreational vehicle storage yards;

      (17)   Rooming and boarding houses;

      (18)   Railroad facilities;

      (19)   Shopping centers;

      (20)   Single-family dwelling within a business establishment for care taking purposes;

      (21)   Warehouses;

      (22)   Water tanks, water and sewer treatment facilities and regulator stations;

      (23)   Communication facilities where height limits are exceeded;

      (24)   Recycling centers;

      (25)   All uses-by-right included in the R-1 District;

      (26)   Use of portable Conex boxes or other portable storage containers; and

      (27)   Churches and church schools.

(Ord. 2-98, passed 4-22-1998; Ord. 20-2016, passed 10-26-2016; Ord. 05-2021, passed 2-24-2021) Penalty, see § 153.999